Let's take a look at our fighting men and women to see how they were able to cope during the hard times overseas. Those sandstorms are nasty, aren't they?

How well did you sleep last night?
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"Young Men Like This"


 Martin Savidge of CNN embedded with the 1st Marine battalion was talking
 with 4 young Marines near his foxhole this morning live on CNN.

He had  been  telling the story of how well the Marines had been looking out for and  taking care of him since the war started. He went on to tell about the  many
 hardships the marines had endured since the war began and how they all  look
 after one another.  He turned to the four and said he had cleared it with their commanders and  they could use his video phone to call home. The 19 year old Marine next  to  him asked Martin if he would allow his platoon sergeant to use his call to  call his pregnant wife back home whom he had not been able to talk to in  three months. A stunned Savidge who was visibly moved by the request
shook  his head and the young Marine ran off to get the sergeant.  Savidge
 recovered after a few seconds and turned back to the three young Marines
 still sitting with him and asked which one of them would like to call
home first, the Marine closest to him responded with out a moments hesitation
 "Sir, if is all the same to you we would like to call the parents of a buddy
 of ours, Lance Cpl Brian Buesing of Cedar Key, Florida who was killed on
 3-23-03 near Nasiriya to see how they are doing".  At that Martin Savidge
 totally broke down and was unable to speak. All he could get out before
 signing off was "where do they get young men like this"